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A mixed month of coastal shoots, misty woodland, High Weald viewpoints and late-November light on the Seven Sisters. This review brings together all the locations explored across Sussex during November 2025, from Broomhill Sands to Romney Marsh and the South Downs.
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Romney Marsh is one of the quietest landscapes in the South East, but hidden across its fields are the remains of several medieval parishes that vanished centuries ago. Three fell into ruin. One survived. This post brings all four sites together with history, photographs and a new long-form film.
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A walk through Scotney Castle reveals two very different buildings: a 14th-century moated ruin in the valley and a 19th-century country house on the hill, both tied together by a carefully designed landscape.
St Thomas à Becket Church at Fairfield is one of the most atmospheric locations anywhere on Romney Marsh — a 13th-century survivor surrounded by grazing fields, drainage ditches, and big open skies. It’s also a dream location for long-exposure photography. This post explores the history of the church and showcases a collection of new images taken on a still November morning.
October 2025 brought golden light, misty Downs, and rich autumn colour across East Sussex. From sunrise at Firle Beacon to quiet woodland walks through Ashdown Forest, Ashburnham Place, and the High Weald, each trip offered new compositions and calm escapes. The month ended beside a hidden waterfall in Darwell Wood—a reminder that the best scenes often reveal themselves at th...
